Regional Project
REGIONAL COURSE DEVELOPMENT
REGIONAL CAPACITY BUILDING THROUGH COURSE AND TRAINING DEVELOPMENT
REGIONAL CAPACITY BUILDING THROUGH COURSE AND TRAINING DEVELOPMENT
Waste management remains a crucial responsibility for all countries, despite the unprecedented challenges faced by Pacific islanders today. It is therefore vital that a sustainable capacity building program for waste management in the Pacific is developed, based on country needs, by identifying training gaps, investing in existing courses and to develop new courses to fill any identified gaps.
Project Description
The intention of this project is to provide enhanced capacity development opportunities in the region for waste management and the development of training and courses based on country needs.
What will this project do?
The following activities will be undertaken for the rollout of this regional project:
- A stocktake of Available Tertiary and Vocational Courses
- National Capacity Needs Assessment
- Development of a sustainable capacity building program for waste management in the Pacific based on the needs of countries
- Provision of training through the adopted training courses, both vocational and tertiary
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Technical Report
Stocktake Report: Available Tertiary & Vocational Waste Management Courses in the Pacific Region
This report provides details of the waste management courses offered in the PacWastePlus participating countries. The Institute of Applied Sciences of The University of the South Pacific was engaged to carry out a stocktake assessment of tertiary and vocational waste management education and training to identify any existing or potential accredited waste management training, competency-based assessments, or hands-on training opportunities currently available to participating countries.